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Kidney failure and high bllod pressure
My cousin has kidney failure. he also has high blood pressure. which caused which we are not sure. he is ondialysis 2-3 times a week. he 30 years old. He found a few remedies that met to his problems in terms of blood pressure but there are 3 different types. Is it safe for him to take all three? Also in what dosages and for how long. The capitals are the symptoms he has. Many many thanks.Phosphorus
A person who needs this remedy usually is sensitive, suggestible, and sympathetic, with a tendency toward weakness, dizziness, a 'spaced-out' feeling, and fearfulness. NOSEBLEEDS, FACIAL FLUSHING, PALPITATIONS, AND A FEELING OF HEAVINESS OR PAIN IN THE CHEST, and left-sided problems are often seen. A STRONG DESIRE FOR COLD DRINKS AND REFRESHING THINGS, AND A MARKED IMPROVEMENT AFTER EATING and sleeping are other indications for Phosphorus.
Plumbum
This remedy is indicated for people with DEGENERATIVE PROBLEMS OF THE NERVES AND A HARDENING OF THE ARTERIES. Chest tightness and palpitations are often worse when lying on the left side. Contractures, paralysis, and nerve or MUSCLE PROBLEMS are also likely. The person may have a history of heavy drinking and 'high living'-becoming apathetic or depressed when physical debility and memory problems develop.
Sanguinaria
A feeling that BLOOD RUSHING TO THE HEAD WITH FLUSHED RED CHEEKS AND PULSING IN THE NECK, may indicate this remedy. The person may have HEADACHES or migraines (usually on the right and worse from light and noise). RIGHT-SIDED NECK AND SHOULDER PROBLEMS, allergies, HEARTBURN, and digestive problems are often seen, and burning pains are typical. Symptoms are WORSE FROM MOTION, AND RELIEF MAY COME FROM BEING IN THE DARK AND SLEEPING.. A craving for spicy food, and a TENDANCY TO FEEL WORSE FROM EATING SWEETS(HE LIKES EATING SWEETS BUT MAYBE HIS BLOOD PRESSURE SHOOTS UP WHEN HE EATS SWEETS, HE SAID HE'S NEVER NOTICED.
Midwhori on 2008-11-04
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Serum Anguillae
In the past this med has been suggested for the condition you are stating.
Pl. see ABC Form archives.
I am reproducing a write up on the med:
The serum of the eel has a toxic action on the blood, rapidly destroying its globules. The presence of albumin and renal elements in the urine, the hemoglobinuria, the prolonged anuria (24 and 26 hours), together with the results of the autopsy, plainly demonstrate its elective action on the kidneys. Secondarily, the liver and the heart are affected, and the alteration observed are those usually present in infectious diseases.
From all these facts it is easy to infer, A priori, the therapeutic indications of the Serum of the eel. Whenever the kidney becomes acutely affected, either from cold or infection or intoxication, and the attack is characterized by Oliguria, anuria and Albuminuria, we will find the EELS SERUM eminently efficacious to re-establish diuresis, and in rapidly arresting albuminuria. When during the course of Heart-disease, the kidney, previously working well, should suddenly become affected and its function inhibited; and when besides we observe cardia irregularities and a marked state of asystole, we may yet expect good results from this serum. But to determine here the choice of this remedy is not an easy matter. While Digitalis presents in its indications, the well-known symptomatic trilogy; Arterial hypertension, oliguria and edema; the serum of the eel seems better adapted to cases of Hypertension and oliguria, without edema. We should bear in mind that the elective action of the eels serum is on the kidney, and I believe we can well assert that if Digitalis is a cardiac, the EELS SERUM is a renal remedy. So far, at least, the clinical observations published seem to confirm this distinction. The serum of the eel has given very small results in attacks of asystole; but it has been very efficacious in Cardiac uremia. There, where Digitalis is powerless, the Serum of the eel has put an end to the renal obstruction and produced an abundant diuresis. But its really specific indication seems to be for Acute nephritis (Jousset).
Subacute nephritis. Heart diseases, in cases of failure of compensation and impending asystole. The experiments of Dr. Jousset have amply demonstrated the rapid hematuria, albuminuria and oliguria caused by it. In the presence of acute nephritis with threatening uraemia we should always think of this serum. Very efficacious in functional heart diseases. Mitral insufficiency, asystole with or without oedema, dyspnoea and difficult urinary secretion.
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It has been a very effective med for restoring the functioning of the kidney. The blood pressure also comes down.
For dosage read the posts in the Archives.
Pankaj Varma
In the past this med has been suggested for the condition you are stating.
Pl. see ABC Form archives.
I am reproducing a write up on the med:
The serum of the eel has a toxic action on the blood, rapidly destroying its globules. The presence of albumin and renal elements in the urine, the hemoglobinuria, the prolonged anuria (24 and 26 hours), together with the results of the autopsy, plainly demonstrate its elective action on the kidneys. Secondarily, the liver and the heart are affected, and the alteration observed are those usually present in infectious diseases.
From all these facts it is easy to infer, A priori, the therapeutic indications of the Serum of the eel. Whenever the kidney becomes acutely affected, either from cold or infection or intoxication, and the attack is characterized by Oliguria, anuria and Albuminuria, we will find the EELS SERUM eminently efficacious to re-establish diuresis, and in rapidly arresting albuminuria. When during the course of Heart-disease, the kidney, previously working well, should suddenly become affected and its function inhibited; and when besides we observe cardia irregularities and a marked state of asystole, we may yet expect good results from this serum. But to determine here the choice of this remedy is not an easy matter. While Digitalis presents in its indications, the well-known symptomatic trilogy; Arterial hypertension, oliguria and edema; the serum of the eel seems better adapted to cases of Hypertension and oliguria, without edema. We should bear in mind that the elective action of the eels serum is on the kidney, and I believe we can well assert that if Digitalis is a cardiac, the EELS SERUM is a renal remedy. So far, at least, the clinical observations published seem to confirm this distinction. The serum of the eel has given very small results in attacks of asystole; but it has been very efficacious in Cardiac uremia. There, where Digitalis is powerless, the Serum of the eel has put an end to the renal obstruction and produced an abundant diuresis. But its really specific indication seems to be for Acute nephritis (Jousset).
Subacute nephritis. Heart diseases, in cases of failure of compensation and impending asystole. The experiments of Dr. Jousset have amply demonstrated the rapid hematuria, albuminuria and oliguria caused by it. In the presence of acute nephritis with threatening uraemia we should always think of this serum. Very efficacious in functional heart diseases. Mitral insufficiency, asystole with or without oedema, dyspnoea and difficult urinary secretion.
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It has been a very effective med for restoring the functioning of the kidney. The blood pressure also comes down.
For dosage read the posts in the Archives.
Pankaj Varma
♡ PANKAJ VARMA last decade
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